12/07/2026
Coffee tables have become a bit of a thing for me.
I catch myself buying them more often than any other piece of furniture. Maybe it’s because they’re so easy to move around and instantly transform a space. A new coffee table can completely change the atmosphere of a room.
But more than that, I simply love what they represent. They’re where morning coffee is enjoyed, aperitifs are shared, movies are watched, conversations unfold and memories are made.
To me, a coffee table isn’t just furniture. It’s often the heart of a home.
Photo credits
1. Pierre Chen Residence, Taipei — Interior by Liaigre. Photographer not confirmed (believed to be commissioned by Liaigre).
2. Paris apartment — Interior by Fabrizio Casiraghi. Photo by François Coquerel.
3. Interior by Studio KO. Photo by Matthieu Salvaing.
4. Original photographer unknown. Widely shared on design platforms (including Pinterest). If you are the copyright holder, please contact me so I can update the credit.
5. Villa L’Ange Volant, Garches, France — Interior by Gio Ponti. Original photographer not confirmed.
6. My own interior, Photo by Buro Bonito 📸 . The coffee table featured in this interior is available on our website.
Every effort has been made to credit the original photographers and designers correctly. If a credit is incorrect or incomplete, please get in touch so I can update it promptly.
